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Herbal Infusion Aperitif

0.70l

$42.00

Herbal Infusion Aperitif

Risorgimento 5

Herbal Infusion Aperitif

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$42.00

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The Product in Brief:

✓ Bitter liqueur

✓ Citrus and spicy notes

✓ Alcohol content: 25° vol

✓ Intense ruby red color

Bitter liqueur with citrus and spicy notes.
Bitter with highly original enveloping nuances of gold and amber, the natural colour of the Safflower flower.
Initially, notes of Absinthe and Bitter Orange are perceived which evolve into herbaceous, slightly spicy notes, with an exotic puff at the end.

Soft, well balanced by an important balsamic component of expertly macerated Friulian herbs and a moderate sweetness.
Bitter finish thanks to the clever use of Quassio Wood.
Ideal as an aperitif, prepared with a simple tonic and ice, with the addition of prosecco.

Ingredients

Hydrated alcohol, sugar, herbs, aromatic plants (including: gentian, quassia wood, iris, masterwort, cascarilla, bitter orange, sweet orange and wormwood), colourings: E122

Pairings

Ideal as an aperitif, prepared with a simple tonic and ice, with the addition of prosecco.

Product Sheet:

Alcohol Content: 25° vol

Color: Intense ruby red

Production Method: The raw materials are cold macerated with a low alcohol concentration so as not to extract the silky, bitter and unstable part.

Ingredients: Hydrated alcohol, sugar, herbs, aromatic plants (including: gentian, quassia wood, iris, masterwort, cascarilla, bitter orange, sweet orange and wormwood), colourings: E122

Allergens: Does not contain allergens

Aroma and Notes: Gentian roots and quassia trunk for the bitter notes, iris rhizomes for the hint of violet with earthy notes, bitter orange and citrus sinensis for the citrus vein, hints of moss and wood with cascarilla.
Then there is the masterwort and other herbs from our land, rigorously macerated cold.

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Il Mulino di Zoppola is an enchanting place in the picturesque village of Zoppola, in the province of Pordenone. Its history began in 2013, when Daniele Lecinni, a passionate restaurateur from Pordenone, decided to revive this ancient mill and create something unique. In 2018, Il Mulino di Zoppola opened its doors as an authentic osteria, offering guests delicious meat and fish dishes. But there's something missing, a void in the heart of this place. During aperitivo or after dinner, people always ask: What gin do you have? What about vermouth? Make me a special cocktail, I'd like something bitter but not too bitter. The vast selection of spirits available on the market leaves everyone a little confused. Daniele knows it's time to make a difference. Thus, with passion and mastery, Daniele brings Risorgimento 5 liqueurs to life. Using grain distillate, juniper berries, botanicals, passito wine, leaves and aromas, herbs, and medicinal macerates, he creates his gin, vermouth, aperitif, and amaro. Each liqueur is produced in-house, blended, and refined with the help of skilled artisans, as if they were sediments of memories from the past combined with a contemporary flavor. But Daniele wants his liqueurs to be more than just drinks. He wants them to tell a story.

Thus, the choice of amber bottles, like treasure chests, protects the treasures within. The labels recall ancient apothecaries, evoking the scents of the herbs and spices hidden within. But there's more. Each bottle bears the name "Risorgimento," a tribute to the mill's address, Via Risorgimento 5. It's a tribute to the era in which the most famous Italian liqueurs were first created. The Risorgimento 5 collection is a perfect blend of tradition and innovation. The bottles are produced by a Spanish glassworks specializing in recycled glass, recalling the ancient beauty of apothecary vials. The caps are made of recycled wood, a touch of authenticity and sustainability. Each Risorgimento 5 liqueur is a masterpiece in its own right. Today, Il Mulino di Zoppola produces around 8,000 bottles of Risorgimento 5 liqueurs, continuing the tradition of craftsmanship and passion that began with the mill's renovation. Liquoreria Risorgimento 5 has become a true reference point for mixology enthusiasts and those seeking authentic, high-quality spirits. Every sip of a cocktail made with Risorgimento 5 liqueurs at Mulino di Zoppola is a unique experience, a journey through time that unites past and present. In that magical place, memories intertwine with modernity, creating an atmosphere where tradition blends harmoniously with innovation. Every raised glass is a tribute to the passion, artistry, and love for spirits that Daniele Lecinni has poured into every bottle.